Sika 907300 SikaSeal Sanitary Silicone White 295ml 12pk

Description:

Sika 907300 SikaSeal Sanitary Silicone + is a premium-quality, mid-modulus acetoxy-cure silicone sealant supplied in white. Designed for sanitary applications and areas of high humidity, it cures quickly to form a permanently flexible, high-strength waterproof seal. The formulation contains a fungicide to help prevent mould growth on the sealant and is suitable for sealing around baths, showers, basins, sanitaryware, worktops and laminates.

Specifications:

• Colour: White
• Cartridge size: 295ml
• Pack quantity: 12 cartridges
• Modulus: Mid modulus
• Density: Approximately 1g/cm³
• Shore A hardness: Approximately 20
• Tensile strength at break: 0.4MPa
• Tensile stress at 100% elongation: Approximately 0.3MPa
• Elongation at break: Greater than 500%
• Shrinkage: ≤10%
• Movement capability: ±20%
• Service temperature: -40°C to +150°C
• Application temperature: +5°C to +30°C
• Curing rate: Approximately 3mm per 24 hours at +23°C and 50% RH
• Skin time: Approximately 10 minutes at +20°C
• Minimum joint width: 5mm
• Maximum joint width: 25mm
• Maximum joint depth: 50% of joint width
• Coverage: Approximately 3.6 linear metres from a 9 x 9mm fillet joint
• Shelf life: 24 months from date of manufacture
• Storage temperature: +5°C to +25°C
• Standards: ISO 11600 F and G 20LM
• Standards: EN 15651-1, EN 15651-2 and EN 15651-3
• Overpaintable: No

Features:

• Permanently flexible silicone sealant
• Creates a waterproof seal
• Quick-curing formulation
• Low dirt pick-up
• Contains fungicide to help prevent mould growth
• Designed for sanitary applications and areas of high humidity
• Will not discolour with ageing in humid or damp conditions
• Suitable for sealing around baths, showers, basins and sanitaryware
• Suitable for sealing around worktops and laminates
• Can be used as an adhesive for fixing PVCu trims and panels
• Suitable for internal sealing where condensation or high humidity is present
• Certified to EN 15651 for façade, glazing and sanitary applications